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{Giveaway} Britt Bass Original Painting
When we decided our summer issue would focus on bringing art into the home, we knew we wanted to include a work in the magazine for readers to enjoy in their own spaces. And while we were talking with...
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Thread Paintings by Stephanie K. Clark
I always love coming across new forms of artwork, and these embroideries from Stephanie K. Clark are no exception. With an extensive background in painting and drawing, Stephanie’s “thread paintings”...
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Malissa Ryder
These watercolor paintings by Malissa Ryder, simply put, are stunning. The gentle blending of hues, the stages of colors combining, even the shapes of the brushstrokes themselves—all of it is...
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Laura Blythman
Melbourne-based illustrator, painter, and designer Laura Blythman simply makes me happy with her one-of-a-kind creations. With a style best described as playful, vibrant, and cheerful, Laura’s work...
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Bird Flipbook Machines by Juan Fontanive
To say this art installation is mesmerizing is an understatement. I could watch for hours, utterly captivated by the continuous parade of birds and paper. “Ornithology” is an installation by Royal...
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State Flower Print from Thimblepress
There’s nothing quite like pride in your hometown or state, and with these prints from Thimblepress, you can sing yours loud and proud! Jackson, Mississippi-based Kristen Ley created this series after...
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Emily Leonard
{ Anna at the Window, 10″x11″, oil on canvas } As some of you may know by now, Issue No. 12—our current release—explores the work and homes of artists. The issue’s entertaining story, “Portrait of a...
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Paper Shades
Daniera ter Haar and Christoph Brach are the duo behind Eindhoven-based studio Raw Color, where they focus on mixing the fields of graphic design and photography. Much research goes into what they do....
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Yarn Love Bombing by Aida Gomez
Universally associated with love, the heart is a simple motif that can speak volumes. When artist Aida Gomez created this yarn bombing series, she had love in mind—love of her hometowns to be exact....
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Your House by Olafur Eliasson
Artist Olafur Eliasson created this limited-edition cutout book based on his Copenhagen home. As you flip through the pages, the layers of his space become more and more apparent. This concept started...
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Laure Joliet Print Shop
Laure Joliet and I go way back—to the days when we were both contributing to Apartment Therapy. In the six year since, I’ve really enjoyed watching her photography career take off. (It’s always great...
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Cut Paper by Myriam Dion
Canadian artist Myriam Dion takes the mundane—a simple newspaper cover page—and transforms it into a delicate, captivating piece of art. Each sheet of newspaper is intricately cut into lace-like...
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Andy Denzler
To say that painter Andy Denzler‘s work is dramatic is an understatement. Even when he uses a tonal palette based in white, his work feels emotional, moody, even erratic. The Zurich-based artist’s...
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Cut Feather Shadowboxes by Chris Maynard
Can you believe that these pieces are cut from real feathers? Artist Chris Maynard uses feathers that birds have shed from zoos and private aviaries to create these incredible, hand-cut pieces of art....
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Agnes Martin
Quiet like a low tide, the paintings of Agnes Martin are simple, yet full of feeling. The Canadian-born artist spent her career pushing minimalism. In fact, before working in these subtle palettes,...
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Paintings by Clare Elsaesser
Clare Elsaesser is a Jenner, California-based painter. Her interest in fine art was originally piqued when she could draw perfect bubble letters in junior high and felt more comfortable socializing...
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Map Portraits by Ed Fairburn
Welsh artist Ed Fairburn works in a variety of media and topics, but we are particularly taken with his map portraits. Using pencil, pen, and paint, Fairburn translates both naturally occurring and...
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Watercolors by Kiana Mosley
Emerging artist Kiana Mosley currently hails from the Pacific Northwest, but I think her previous homes in California and Hawaii show through in the vibrant florals she paints. A self-taught artist...
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Lisa Madigan
Australian artist Lisa Madigan describes her paintings as luscious, evocative, and bold, and I couldn’t agree more. Lisa draws her inspiration from her life experiences and and the views that she...
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California Printed
“Small Forest of a Handful of California’s Indigenous Trees” by Jennifer Maravillas One of my favorite San Francisco shops, Rare Device, is kicking off the new year with a group show with a theme that...
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